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    • Amtrak Resumes Some Northeast Service (AP, Reuters)
    • New Jersey Transit Suspended Until Further Notice (APTranspo Nation)
    • NYC Sees "Small Sign of Normalcy": People Waiting at Bus Stops (APThe Hill)
    • LaHood "Quick Releases" $13M to New York and Rhode Island (Trucking Info)
    • Philly Defends Transit Shutdown In Light of Mild Impact from Sandy (Inquirer)
    • Transportation Issues in the Presidential Race: A Guide From the Council of State Governments
    • The Gazette Weighs the Pros and Cons of Gas Tax for Montgomery County
    • Green Lane Project Hosts Webinar Today
    • Bacon's Rebellion Pushes for More Cycling to Reduce Obesity in Virginia

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